Shipyard “Morye”

Morye Shipyard

 is a shipyard with more than 70-years-old experience in the sphere of commercial and military shipbuilding. The Shipyard has built more than 600 vessels and boats of different purposes since the moment of its foundation.
The activities of the Shipyard include all range of shipbuilding works: design, construction, modernization and technical service of vessels.
A convenient geographical location in the southeastern part of the Crimean peninsula, mild climate and non-freezing water area let all the vessels, both built and repaired at the Company’s territory reach the Mediterranean through Bosporus.
The shipyard’s personnel include people who are fond of the work they perform, which helps our company develop rapidly. More than 25 companies have already become the clients of the Shipyard.

 

1. Passenger Hydrofoil

1.1. Model: Olympia

Purpose – passenger transportation in saloons, equipped with seats. It can be operated at night. Navigation area – seas and large lakes in countries with moderate climate with a distance from a refuge place in open seas up to 50 miles, in enclosed seas and large lakes – up to 100 miles.

Morye Shipyard - Olympia model

Main Characteristics:

Sea keeping Capabilities

Cruising Range

Floodability:

Propulsion

Electrical Power Plant

Morye Shipyard - Olympia model- design

The vessel meets the requirement of Russian Martime Register of Shipping regulations, Class КМ*2СПК – passenger vessel «A».
The vessel is built in conformity with the International Code of Safety for High-Speed Craft (HSC Code), Category A craft.


1.2. Model: Voskhod – 2

Purpose – the vessel is designed for operation in coastline sea areas, rivers, and lakes in daytime in moderate climate conditions.

Morye Shipyard - Voskhod – 2 model

 

Main Characteristics

Sea keeping Capabilities

Cruising Range

Damaged Trim and Stability

Propulsion

Electrical Power Plant

Morye Shipyard - Voskhod – 2 model- design

The craft is designed and built in accordance with BUREAU VERITAS RULES FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF HIGH SPEED CRAFT: +1 3/3Е+ MACH.
The vessel is built in conformity with the International Code of Safety for High-Speed Craft (HSC Code), Category A craft.


2. Passenger Catamaran Super foil 30

2.1. Model: SF 30

The vessel is designed for operation in coastal zones, rivers and lakes in the light and the dark in areas with a temperate climate.

Morye Shipyard - Passenger Catamaran Super foil 30 - SF Model

 

Main Characteristics

Sea keeping Capabilities

Cruising Range

Propulsion

Morye Shipyard - Passenger Catamaran Super foil 30 - SF Model- design

Vessel type – sea passenger hydrofoil catamaran.
The vessel is designed and built in accordance with the Ruls of Det Norske VERITAS for high speed light crafts, Class 1А1 HSLC R3 E0 Passenger.


3. Hydrofoil (Fast Motor Yatch)

3.1. Model: FM 75 – SOSSEGO

Sport yacht FM75 Sossego reaches speed of 40 knots. It covers a distance of 400 miles with 4200 liters of fuel aboard. At one time the boat can accommodate more than 8 persons in two cabins.

Morye Shipyard - Hydrofoil -model: FM 75 - SOSSEGO

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Engine

Electrical Power Plants

Morye Shipyard - Hydrofoil -model: FM 75 - SOSSEGO- design

The yacht is the result of a fresh look at the open sportboat concept. High performance, excellen sea-keaping combined with a real outdoor life. Cooking and enterand entertainment are provided on deck. There are tware two excellent cabins, each with their own bathroom and a spacious salon under the deck. Crew’s quarter are located in the forward part of the yacht.


4. Multi-Purpose Boat

4.1. Model: SAPSAN

The objective of the project is development of modern fast multipurpose boat aiming at providing support for law enforcement, oversight and supervisory bodies during special and rescue operations, interception and apprehension of criminals in offshore zones, rivers and lakes.

Morye Shipyard - Multi-Purpose Boat -model: SAPSAN

 

Main Characteristics

PROPULSION

Electrical Power Plants

Sea Worthiness

Sea worthy characteristics of the ship provide its safe peroration at any course angles and full main engines rotations with the sea state 4 and with the limitation of concourse angles and low rotations of main engines with the sea state 4. Ship operation at (critical conditions) is provided with the sea state 6.

Morye Shipyard - Hydrofoil -model: SAPSAN- design

The boat can be operated both in daytime and at night with air-temperature from -5°С to 40°С, relative humidity up to 90% and outboard water temperature from 0°С to 32°С.


5. Multi-Purpose Boat with Arneson Surface Drive

5.1. Model: SARGAN

The objective of the project is development of modern fast multipurpose boat aiming at providing support for law enforcement, oversight and supervisory bodies during special and rescue operations, interception and apprehension of criminals in offshore zones, rivers and lakes

Morye Shipyard - model: SARGAN

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Propulsion

Navigation Means

Morye Shipyard -model: SARGAN - design

The boat can be operated both in daytime and at night with air-temperature from -5°С to 40°С, relative humidity up to 90% and outboard water temperature from 0°С to 32°С


6. Rigid Inflatable Boat

6.1. Model: KRYM 1133

Purpose – the vessel is designed for operation in coastline sea areas, rivers, and lakes in daytime in moderate climate conditions.

Morye Shipyard - model: KRYM 1133

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Sea keeping Capabilities

Propulsion

Morye Shipyard -model: KRYM 1133 - design

Twin-screw planning boat with the hull, equipped with inflatable balloon and quick draining cockpit and wheelhouse. Vessel type A.


6.2. Model: KRYM 1133T

Morye Shipyard - model: KRYM 1133T

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Sea keeping Capabilities

Propulsion

Morye Shipyard -model: KRYM 1133T - design

Morye Shipyard -model: KRYM 1133T - design

The motor boat can be operated both in daytime with air-temperature from -5°С to 40°С, relative humidity up to 90% and outboard water temperature from 0°С to 32°С.


7. Inshore Diving Boat

7.1. Model: A160

The vessel is designed for operation in coastal zones, rivers and lakes in areas with a moderate climate in daylight and at night.

Morye Shipyard - model: A160

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Sea keeping Capabilities

Propulsion

Morye Shipyard -model: A160 - design

Morye Shipyard -model: A160 - design

Single-deck boat with the single-height wheel-house located mid ships, engine-room, a bit displaced abaft, and two-shaft diesel power plant.


8. Amphibious Hovercraft

8.1. Model: A25

Passenger amphibious air-cushion vessel is designed for year-round passenger transportation of 50 people with the possibility of landing into unimproved port facilities for passenger boarding and landing as well as for moving on a relatively smooth surface

Morye Shipyard - model: A25

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Sea keeping Capabilities

Areas and Operating Conditions

Sea coastal areas, as well as inland waterways with sea regime of navigation: When hull borne, the shall be 3% of the provision, equaling 2.0 m allowed wave height with the wind speed of not over 15 m/s; Unnavigable rivers and creeks, snow-covered frozen beds, snaggy stagnant water areas, shallow waters, brash ice.

Morye Shipyard -model: A25 - design

Amphibious air-cushion vessel can be operated as intended in day-time with the ambient air temperature from -35°С to +35°С. The allowed average wind speed with the vessel operation – not over 15 m/s.


9. Motor Boat

9.1. Model: KRYM 46

A modern high-speed motor-boat is designed to provide the operation of law enforcement, supervisory and controlling units during special and rescue operations, interception and arrest of offenders in sea water area, rivers (lakes). It can be also used for sport and leisure.

Morye Shipyard - model: KRYM 46

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Propulsion

Floatability

The floatability of motor-boat is OPULSION provided by a tube, divided into seven independent sections. The boat stays afloat with the through hull breach, as well as with the depressurization of any two tube sections.

Morye Shipyard -model: KRYM 46 - design

The motor boat can be operated both in daytime with air-temperature from -5°С to 40°С, relative humidity up to 90% and outboard water temperature from 0°С to 32°С.


9.2. Model: AFALINA

Modern speed boat, focused on providing the activities of law enforcement, regulatory, Supervisory authorities in the conduct of special and rescue operations, interception and detention of offenders in marine waters, rivers (lakes), and can also be used for sports and recreation.

Morye Shipyard - model: AFALINA

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Propulsion

Floatability

Shell’s material is fiber-glass reinforced plastic. The boat is in submersible and doesn’t lose its operating abilities even if it get hundreds of gun hole, as the boat is equipped with polyurethane blocks of buoyancy. In a case of sloshing self-drainage take place through two stern automatic drain holes.

Morye Shipyard -model: AFALINA - design

The motor boat can be operated both in daytime with air-temperature from -5°С to 40°С, relative humidity up to 90% and outboard water temperature from 0°С to 32°С.


10. New Projects, Concept Modelst

10.1. Passenger Hydrofoil

10.1.1. Model: Eurofoil – VIP

Fast-speed passenger hydrofoil “Eurofoil-VIP” is used forprivate passenger transportation on rivers and seas. Being totally loaded by passengers, the vessel can run on foil that substantially economizes fuel consumption during transportations.

Morye Shipyard - model: Eurofoil – VIP

Morye Shipyard - model: Eurofoil – VIP

10.1.2. Model: VOSKHOD – 2M VIP

Fast-speed passenger hydrofoil “Voskhod-2M VIP” is used for private passenger transportation on rivers and seas. Being totally loaded by passengers, the vessel can run on foil that substantially economizes fuel consumption during transportations.

Morye Shipyard - model: VOSKHOD – 2M VIP

Morye Shipyard - model: VOSKHOD – 2M VIP

 

Main Characteristics


10.2. Trans-Atlantic Motor Yatch

10.2.1. Model: TERRA

Corrosion-resistant aluminum-magnesium alloy boat.

Morye Shipyard - model: TERRA

Morye Shipyard - model: TERRA

 

Main Characteristics

10.2.2. Model: SIRIUS

Passenger ship Sirius is used for private passenger transportation on seas.

Morye Shipyard - model: SIRIUS

 

Main Characteristics


10.3. Sailing Motor Yatch

10.3.1. Model: 1800PM

Single-mast single-deck yacht with the main engines located mid ships. Operation in coastal waters of open and internal seas with 5 miles distance from the shore and 20-miles distance from shelter place with the waves 5%-provision up to 2m and 6 degrees Beaufort; operation within internal water routes without limitations as for the distance from shelter place with the waves 5%-provision up to 2m and 6 degrees Beaufort.
The yacht is designed in accordance with the Rules of classification and construction of small boats of the Ukrainian Register of Shipping, trade standards as well international conventions, applicable to the given type of vessels for class: КМ ✧ 2 ЗП Т2 1 (тур.)

Morye Shipyard - model: 1800PM

Morye Shipyard - model: 1800PM

 

Main Characteristics


10.4. Amphibious Hovercraft

10.4.1. Model: A750

Amphibious air-cushion vessel is designed for transportation with the possibility of landing into unimproved port facilities for passenger boarding and landing as well as for moving on a relatively smooth surface.

Morye Shipyard - model: A750

 

Main Characteristics

Cruising Range

Propulsion

Floatability

Sea coastal areas, as well as inland waterways with sea regime of navigation: When hull borne, the shall be 3% of the provision, equaling 2.0 m allowed wave height with the wind speed of not over 15 m/s; Unnavigable rivers and creeks, snow-covered frozen beds, snaggy stagnant water areas, shallow waters, brash ice

Morye Shipyard -model: A750 - design

Amphibious air-cushion vessel can be operated as intended in day-time with the ambient air temperature from -35°С to +35°С. The allowed average wind speed with the vessel operation – not over 15 m/s.


Production Engineering

FSUE “Morye” Shipyard” acquired great experience in constructing and designing of both fast-speed military and civil ships, yachts and vessels. The shipyard has certificates of The Russian Maritime and River registers of shipping for designing, constructing boats, yachts and vessels and is the founding company in the Crimea f or designing and constructing vessels with dynamic principles of support.
The specialists of the Shipyard keep on constant fast-speed boats market monitoring, observe their production in operation, thus considering the requirements and desires of seamen operating these boats and vessels.
Boats and vessels, designed and constructed at FSUE “Morye” Shipyard”, have high operational characteristics, correspond to the ergonomic demands, are convenient and simple in operation and are of high quality construction.
The concentration of all range of shipbuilding works within the Shipyard (designing, constructing, modernization and technical service) favors performing the works “turnkey” with a guaranteed quality.
Design and preparation to the production are carried out in atomized design systems, which help to create full documentation set and operating programs for plasma-arc cutting machines and numerical control machines.
Foil systems are considered to be one of the most difficult sections in shipbuilding. Here the surfaces of large dimensions and masses specific for hull structures are to be processed with accuracy applied in machine building.
When manufacturing foils the special high-strength and corrosion- resistant materials and extra high tensile titanium alloys are used.
For example, to make the foil (for “Olympia” hydrofoil vessel) which was of an original structure and had 12 m in length, application of electron-beam welding was required.
For several years FSUE “Morye” Shipyard” has been completing orders for construction of special deep submerged foils from titanium alloy. Some of the foils were ordered as experimental ones and the others – for passenger catamarans. These passenger vessels reach the speed of 55 knots.
The biggest foil system (12 х 6,5м) was delivered for a customer in USA in August, 2003. While completing the order SUE RC “Morye shipyard” pioneered the use of original technology for foils elements manufacture.
The workers of “Morye shipyard” have constructed about 100 foil systems for hydrofoils of “Raketa”, “Kometa”, “Olympia”, “Cyclone” types as well as for the boats and ships of military purpose.

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12. History of Shipyard

On the 5th of October 1938 the government of the USSR issued the decree on establishment of the “Yuzhnaya Tochka” plant (FSUE “Morye” Shipyard” at present). During the World War 2 the plant was entirely destroyed. The plant restoration began 11 days after Feodosia had been set free from fascists. People were faced with great difficulties: there were no tools, materials, and electrical energy. Women and youngsters were those who restored the plant.
In 1947 the main profile of the plant was determined to be the production of high-speed vessels and ships of light alloys. Today the shipyard designs and builds vessels, dynamically supported crafts (hydrofoils, hovercrafts, cavity and planning boats), aluminum-magnesium alloys yachts and pleasure boats, it being the largest in the Crimea in its specialization.

 

In the 40s-50s from the plant building berths over 200 torpedo boats «Komsomolets» were launched.

Two torpedo hydrofoils Project 184 were built from 1956 till 1957.

From 1965 till 1980 there were built 86 hydrofoils “Kometa” including 34 to be exported.

389 hydrofoils “Raketa”, including 32 for export were constructed by the company from 1959 till 1976.

From 1963 till 1966 there were built 18 patrol boats project 125A.

Since 1969 till 1997 there have been built 217 patrol boats «Grif».

In 70s-80s the Navy received 42 landing assault hovercrafts “Skat”, landing hovercraft “Omar” and “Kalmar”.

Since 1976 till 1992 there were built 156 hydrofoils “Voskhod-2”.

In 70s-80s the association builds patrol hydrofoil “Antares”. The vessel has the displacement 220t, the maximum speed of 60 knots, the cruising speed of 50 knots. Armament – one 76 mm caliber gun mount, one of 30 mm and two torpedo tubes. The cruising range at the speed of 50 knots is 410 miles.

Beginning from 80s the association builds antisubmarine hydrofoil “Sokol”. The full displacement is 500t, the maximum speed is 60 knots, cruising speed 50-55 knots. Armament – one 76 mm caliber gun mount, one – of 30 mm, anti-aircraft “Igla-1” launcher and two torpedo-tubes. The cruising range is up to 1200 miles.

From the mid-80s the workers of the Shipyard built landing hovercraft of amphibious type “Zubr”. Displacement – 550t, full speed – 60 knots. From 2010 “Morye shipyard” constructed and delivered 2 project 958 ships.

In 1986 sea-going gas turbine hydrofoil “Cyclone” was launched. The vessel has the displacement of 142t, takes aboard 250 passengers, who can make themselves comfortable on two decks. The maximum speed is 42 knots; the cruising range is 300 miles.

In 2004 high-speed boat “Kafa-1350” was constructed.

Since 1992 the shipyard successfully constructs seagoing hydrofoils “Olympia” which is designed for fast passenger transportation, at the dark time as well. “Olympia” takes aboard 250 passengers, who can make themselves comfortable in three salons. The displacement is 135 tons, the speed is 37 knots, and the cruising range is 300 miles.

In 2004 fast-speed patrol boat “Grif-T” was constructed and delivered for the border forces of Turkmenistan.

Since 1994 19 patrol water-jet boats “Kalkan” have been built. 7 patrol boats “Kalkan” protect the State boundary of Turkmenistan.

From 2002 to 2008 four passenger hydrofoils “Voskhod 2MFFF” were built for the Dutch company CONNEXXION.


In 2009 the hull for high-speed motor yacht project FM 75 was constructed for the Dutch company. From 2011 till 2014 “Morye shipyard” designed and constructed two multipurpose fast-speed “Marlin” boats. From 2011 till 2013 shipyard constructed “Orlan” project boundary craft. From 2012 till 2014 shipyard designed and constructed “KRYM-1133” multipurpose fast-speed boat. From the beginning of 2012 shipyard started constructing “KORALL” project boundary ship. In 2016, the shipyard started constructing A160 project inshore diving boat, laying down a keel of A25 project hovercraft and “Sargan” high-speed boat; boats and vessels for operation within the Black Sea are also to be constructed.

Morye Shipyard -History

 

A convenient geographical location in the south-eastern part of the Crimean peninsula, mild climate and non-freezing water area let all the vessels, both built and repaired at the Company’s territory reach the Mediterranean through Bosporus.